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1482Description:By Ranulf Higden. An English translation by John Trevisa. Edited and with a continuation by William Caxton. All three individuals are named on a3v. Caxton's continuation is reprinted from "The chronicles of England", STC ...This item contains 4 files (30.64 MB).Publicly Available -
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1483Description:Caption title. Printer's name and publication date from STC. "Anti-French propaganda, possibly printed in connection with the opening of parliament on 20 January 1483."--STC. "Sections 1-3; terms of the Treaty of Picquigny, ...This item contains 4 files (237.5 KB).Publicly Available -
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1480Description:With additions by William Caxton. Also known as "Brut". Title from opening words of text, second leaf recto. Leaf a2r has heading: How the lande of Englonde was fyrst namd Albyon and by what encheson it was so namd .. ...This item contains 4 files (13.39 MB).Publicly Available -
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1482Description:Title and imprint from colophon. Beginning pi2r: In the yere of thyncarnacyon .. .--Cf. STC. Heading, a2r reads: How the land of Englond was fyrst named Albyon, and by what encheson it was so named. Also known as "Brut". ...This item contains 4 files (13.13 MB).Publicly Available -
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1485Description:Known as "The Saint Albans chronicle"; not the same compilation as the "Chronicles of England" first printed by Caxton (STC 9991-4). Title from opening words of text, a2r. Text commences on ² a2r: [I]n so myche that it is ...This item contains 4 files (17.37 MB).Publicly Available -